A healing writer? No, it's a depressing writer!

Chapter 150 Isn’t the author also a victim of the readers?

It's hard to believe that a good autograph session could be turned into such a sad and resentful scene by Jiang Hai?

For a moment, Yuan Shiyun couldn't figure out whether this was a book signing event or a memorial service?
You said that it would be fine if other people cried at the scene.
How could someone come here carrying an urn?

Is this too outrageous?
What surprised Yuan Shijun even more was that Jiang Hai actually signed his name on the urn that Masao Kosaka brought.
Is it necessary to pamper fans so much?
When the urn is dug out of the grave years later, those who know will know that it is just a signature, while those who don't know -

Who knows, maybe you think that the person in this jar is you, Jiang Hai?

In traditional Chinese culture, things like urns are actually quite unlucky.

Which kind person would be so lazy as to sign an autograph on the urn?
Seeing Jiang Hai's rather unscrupulous behavior, Yuan Shiyun immediately sighed:
"You really are not afraid of bad luck"

In full view.

Jiang Hai picked up a pen and wrote two powerful characters on the urn: An [Jiang Hai], then picked up the urn and handed it to Masao Kosaka in a very solemn manner:
"I'm sorry for the passing of Brother Yamashita. Also, please give my regards to Tetsuya Yamagami!"

"Brother Yamagami, you are one of the few Japanese samurai I admire, no doubt about it."

To be honest, from an outsider's perspective, this book signing event——

It's really quite weird?
On one side, there were readers crying their heads off, their cries shaking the sky.

On the other side, there was a Japanese friend who, with deep hatred and deep suffering, traveled across the ocean with the ashes to ask for a marriage visa.

The entire signing event was in chaos.

Other book signings are friendly interactions between authors and readers, but why is it that Jiang Hai's
Is this author just like the readers’ victim?

As soon as I saw him, I cried.

As soon as I saw him, I burst into tears.

Hearing the cries of the readers around her, and looking at the Japanese friend holding the ashes in sorrow, seeing this scene, even Yuan Shiyun, who thought she had a relatively good mental quality, couldn't help but sigh:
"Can this thing be made more bizarre?"

It was at a time when the book signing event was in full swing.

The magazine "Youth Preface" which serializes "Dragon Tribe I: Dawn of Fire" has been delivered to major bookstores.

The target readers of "Youth Preface" are young readers aged 13 to 18, so naturally, the main sales address of this kind of youth reading material is -

Of course, it’s around the major campuses!
At noon, during the lunch break, a large group of students rushed out of the classroom and ran madly to the surrounding magazine offices and newsstands.

For students who cannot play with their mobile phones to relieve boredom during class,

From these bookstores and newsstands, I bought two extracurricular periodicals and magazines for slacking off in class.

It's basically the only entertainment for boring times!

Junior high schools and high schools in the city are basically divided into day schools or semi-closed schools.

Day students can take advantage of the lunch break to walk out of the school and go to the nearby newsstands to buy books.

Semi-closed schools usually have one or two bookstores inside the school.

As soon as they arrived at the bookstores and newsstands, the eager students began shouting to the bookstore owners:

"Boss, has the new edition of "A Shuai" arrived? If so, please give me a copy."

"Has "Stealing the Stars in September" sold out so quickly? I just got there! It really can't be that bad."

"Boss, please give me a copy of Yilin. I want the one written by Jia Pingwa."

"Has Story Club arrived in your store? Boss, give me a copy of Story Club."

Although, the influence of traditional paper media in China is now declining.

With the development of the short video field and the rise of e-reading, a considerable number of people have long abandoned paper books. Whether they are reading novels or comics, they have long been accustomed to reading on a series of electronic devices such as mobile phones and tablets.

However, it is obvious that this part of readers who give up paper reading——

Obviously, students are not included!

Students are not allowed to play with mobile phones in school!
This is especially true for students in semi-closed schools!

They can’t touch their phones for six out of seven days a week. In their spare time after school, they can only read these extracurricular paper books to kill the boring and boring spare time and relieve their stress from studying.
It is precisely based on the purchasing power of this group of emerging students that a considerable number of paper magazines and periodicals can survive in this fast-paced Internet era.
Obviously, "Youth Preface" is a typical example of this kind of magazine!

Actually, how big of an influence does "Preface to Youth" have among students?
This is not really the case.

"Youth Preface" is a magazine of slightly lower-middle grade among youth periodicals. It is much less famous than old-fashioned magazines such as "Story Club" and "Yilin", but it is better than some small magazines that cannot be named.

Among them, the reason why most readers choose to buy "Youth Preface" is that at least 60% of them are student readers——

Just to follow the famous works of Mr. Zheng Yuanjie!
Mr. Zheng Yuanjie is known as the "Fairy Tale King". He has created countless classic fairy tales. A few of them are classics, including many children's enlightenment works, such as "The Story of Pippi Longstocking", "The Story of Lu Xixi", "The Story of Shuke and Beta", etc.

They are all from the hands of Teacher Zheng Yuanjie!

For a magazine with little reputation, can a qualified chief writer really boost the sales of the entire magazine?
Since I invited Mr. Zheng Yuanjie to come out of retirement, I persuaded him to serialize his latest medium-length novels "Golden Finger" and "Biochemical Nanny" in "Preface to Youth".

The sales growth curve of "Preface to Youth" is really growing wildly in a way that is visible to the naked eye!
While using promotional slogans such as "The children who read fairy tales in the past have grown up. This time, I write stories for grown-up children" to convey sentimentality.

This really attracted quite a few student readers who had read Zheng Yuanjie's fairy tales?
"Boss, give me a copy of 'Preface to Youth'."

When many student readers arrived at the bookstore with great enthusiasm, wanting to buy a copy of "Youth Preface" to follow Zheng Yuanjie's novel "Golden Finger", they were surprised to find that -

Originally, the page that belonged to Mr. Zheng Yuanjie's "Golden Finger" was quietly replaced by a new writer with the pen name "Yanyu Rujiangnan"?

"When did the editor-in-chief of Youth Preface change?"

Misty Rain Enters Jiangnan, replacing the position that originally belonged to Teacher Zheng Yuanjie.

"Dragon Tribe I: Dawn of Fire" replaced the page that originally belonged to "Gold Finger".

The promotional slogan for "Dragon Clan" suddenly appeared before everyone's eyes:

【I would like to dedicate this book to every poor kid with a dream. 】

All of a sudden, all kinds of doubts emerged in everyone's mind:
"Who is Yanyu?"

"Who is Jiangnan again?"

"Why did Yanyu come to Jiangnan?"

"How can Misty Rain in the South of the Yangtze River replace Mr. Zheng Yuanjie as the chief writer?"

To be honest, when readers saw that the chief author of "Youth Preface" was changed, they were very disappointed.

"I came here just for Mr. Zheng Yuanjie's reputation, and I was halfway through reading when you suddenly told me that the chief writer had changed?"

“Isn’t this just pure teasing?”

Upon learning that the lead author had been replaced and that Mr. Zheng Yuanjie would no longer continue to serialize in "Youth Preface", student readers immediately felt cheated:
"Isn't this just a case of selling dog meat under the guise of selling mutton?"

"Money back!"

“You must give me my money back!”

It’s disappointing, but the money has already been spent, how can it be refunded?

The extremely angry student readers could only hold the unsealed "Youth Preface" and start walking back to school angrily:

"From now on, I will never buy this crappy magazine again."

How could I know that "Youth Preface", which serializes "Dragon Clan", is being criticized crazily?

Urban area, art troupe.

Outside the gate.

On the busy streets.

Jiang Hai was standing on the street, lighting a cigarette silently and blowing out a thick puff of smoke:

“I’m so fucking tired.”

Sometimes, Jiang Hai really feels that the gap between people is really greater than that between people and dogs?
Why is it that some students can sit comfortably in their dormitories, enjoy the air conditioning and play games?

And he is as busy as a dog all day long?
I get up earlier than the chicken and sleep later than the dog every day.

Last night, I worked on the manuscript all night and didn't fall asleep until four in the morning.

As soon as we got up, we started preparing for the signing event without stopping.

The book signing event was from 2pm to 4pm, and only lasted two hours. But during those two hours, Jiang Hai signed at least six or seven hundred books?

My hands are numb from signing, and I haven't even had time to rest.

I just finished the arrangements at school, and without stopping, I left the Guomao Shopping Center——

I took a taxi and came to the art troupe in the city center.

Just now, he received a message from his senior sister Xiao Linyu, saying that after reading the first draft of his play "The Injustice of Dou E", Teacher Tao Chunfang wanted to communicate with him face to face. In other words, Teacher Tao Chunfang wanted to guide him in person?
Teacher Tao is a big name in the industry, so Jiang Hai naturally cannot miss such a rare opportunity.

Jiang Hai stood by the road and smoked, taking a short break. To be honest, he still hadn't figured it out until now.

“Why do those readers cry when they see me?”

"What did i do wrong?"

"Where exactly is the problem?"

If you can't figure out something, it's naturally inconvenient to think too much about it.

Jiang Hai put out the cigarette in his hand, then took a decisive step and walked into the art troupe.

Unexpectedly, he hadn't even entered the building yet.

Then I heard a melodious melody coming from the lobby of the art troupe?

The moment Jiang Hai heard this familiar melody, he was immediately controlled:

"This is Miss Dong?"

(End of this chapter)